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What It Means. Report Shows 1)small Calcified Speck, S/o? Granuloma

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Posted on Wed, 11 Nov 2020
Question: What it means.
Report shows 1)small calcified speck, s/o? Granuloma in right posterior partial cortical area.
2) Mild diffuse cerebral atrophy.
Is there any danger to life
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Answered by Dr. Shinas Hussain (40 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
Generally a harmless finding

Detailed Answer:
Hello,
Thanks for the query.
The given report suggestive of a calcified lesion which may be a long standing one and generally does not have any clinical significance.
In almost every cases it will not cause any problems and does not require treatment either. Cerebral atrophy is nothing but an age related shrinking of brain.
Kindly attach the report in the follow up query and mention why the scan has been taken. Also mention the age and presenting symptoms as well
Hope I have answered your query.
Thanks
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What It Means. Report Shows 1)small Calcified Speck, S/o? Granuloma

Brief Answer: Generally a harmless finding Detailed Answer: Hello, Thanks for the query. The given report suggestive of a calcified lesion which may be a long standing one and generally does not have any clinical significance. In almost every cases it will not cause any problems and does not require treatment either. Cerebral atrophy is nothing but an age related shrinking of brain. Kindly attach the report in the follow up query and mention why the scan has been taken. Also mention the age and presenting symptoms as well Hope I have answered your query. Thanks